History of Jill Kargman in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: May 14, 2026

Jill Kargman is an American author, writer, and actress known for her satirical take on upper-class society, particularly wealthy women. She gained recognition for her book "Momzillas," which was adapted into the Bravo television series "Odd Mom Out," showcasing her unique perspective and comedic voice. Her work often delves into the complexities and absurdities of privileged lifestyles, blending humor with social commentary.

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2007: Momzillas Publication

In 2007, Jill Kargman published her book "Momzillas", a critical examination of wealthy women's lives, which was later adapted into the TV show "Odd Mom Out".

April 2009: The Ex-Mrs. Hedgefund Publication

In April 2009, "The Ex-Mrs. Hedgefund" was published, but a reviewer for the Chicago Tribune called the book "a hot summer read".

February 2011: Sometimes I Feel Like a Nut publication

In February 2011, "Sometimes I Feel Like a Nut: Essays and Observations From An Odd Mom Out" was published in Kindle format by HarperCollins e-books.

September 2011: Pirates and Princesses Publication

In September 2011, Jill Kargman's book "Pirates and Princesses", co-written with her 8-year-old daughter Sadie, was published, with illustrations by Christine Davenier. The book is targeted towards children aged 4–8.

2012: The Rock Star in Seat 3A Publication

In 2012, "The Rock Star in Seat 3A" was published. A reviewer for USA Today summarized it as being "funny and irreverent, a brash and appealing account of a long-devoted fan-girl and how she copes with her rock idol fantasy come true".

June 8, 2015: Odd Mom Out premiere

On June 8, 2015, the Bravo television show "Odd Mom Out", adapted from Jill Kargman's 2007 book "Momzillas", premiered.

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2015: Odd Mom Out TV show release

In 2015, Time Magazine named Odd Mom Out one of "2015's Top 10 TV Shows". The TV show is written by Jill Kargman and based on her novel Momzillas (Dutton, 2007). The show is based on Kargman's life and portrays the outrageous lifestyles of extremely wealthy mothers who live on the Upper East Side.

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2025: Controversial Statement on NYC Mayoral Primary

In 2025, Jill Kargman, who is Jewish, compared the New York City Democratic mayoral primary to a "spiritual Kristallnacht" and said the result "proved Jew hatred is now OK."